Oregon State Treasurer

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Oregon State Treasurer
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Details of Office
Type: Partisan
Selection: Statewide election
Term: 4 years
Authority: Constitutional
Established: 1843
Incumbent
Name: Randall Edwards
Party: Democratic
Term ends: 2009

The Oregon State Treasurer is a constitutional officer within the executive branch of the state's government, elected by statewide vote to serve a four year term. As chief financial officer for the state, the office holder heads the Oregon State Treasury, and with the Governor and Secretary of State, serves on the Land Board. The office is currently held by Randall Edwards, a Democrat.[1][2]


Contents

[edit] Divisions

  • Finance Division - acts as the central bank for all state agencies and is the largest financial institution in the state.
  • Investment Division - manages the portfolio of investments for the state's funds.
  • Debt Management Division - coordinates bonds issued by the state and its agencies, and monitors relevant markets and economic trends.
  • Information Services Division - responsible for the technology Treasury's technological infrastructure.
  • Executive Division - develops economic policy through strategic planning, legislative initiatives; performs the department's administrative functions, and publishes all Treasury reports.[2]


[edit] List of Oregon State Treasurers

The individuals who have served as State Treasurer since its admission to the Union are listed on the table below.[3]

# Name Party Term
1 Hirsch, E. Republican September 9, 1878-
January 10, 1887
2 Webb, G. W. Democratic

January 10, 1887-
January 12, 1891

3 Metschan, Phil Republican January 12, 1891-
January 9, 1899
4 Moore, Charles S. Republican January 9, 1899-
January 14, 1907
5 Steel, George A. Republican January 15, 1907-
January 3, 1911
6 Kay, Thomas B. Republican January 4, 1911-
January 6, 1919
7 Hoff, O. P. Republican

January 6, 1919-
March 18, 1924

8 Myers, Jefferson Democratic March 18, 1924-
January 4, 1925
9 Kay, Thomas B. Republican January 4, 1925-
April 29, 1931
10 Holman, Rufus C. Republican May 1, 1931-
December 27, 1938
11 Pearson, Walter E. Democratic December 27, 1938-
January 6, 1941
12 Scott, Leslie M. Republican January 6, 1941-
January 3, 1949
13 Pearson, Walter J. Democratic January 3, 1949-
January 5, 1953
14 Unander, Sig Republican January 5, 1953-
December 31, 1959
15 Belton, Howard C. Republican January 4, 1960-
January 4, 1965
16 Straub, Robert W. Democratic January 4, 1965-
January 1, 1973
17 Redden, James A. Democratic January 1, 1973-
January 3, 1977
18 Myers, Clay Republican January 3, 1977-
April 1, 1984
19 Rutherford, Bill Republican April 1, 1984-
July 9, 1987
20 Meeker, Tony Republican July 9, 1987-
January 4, 1993
21 Hill, Jim Democratic January 4, 1993-
January 1, 2001[4]
22 Edwards, Randall Democratic January 1, 2001-present
(term expires 2009)

[edit] References

  1. ^ "State Treasurer Randall Edwards" (web page). Oregon Blue Book (online). Oregon Secretary of State (2006). Retrieved on 2006-12-03.
  2. ^ a b "About Us" (web page). Oregon State Treasury (official website). Oregon State Treasurer (2006). Retrieved on 2006-12-03.
  3. ^ Treasurers of Oregon (webpage). Oregon Blue Book. Oregon Secretary of State (2006). Retrieved on 2006-12-03.
  4. ^ "Jim Hill" (newspaper article), Statesman Journal, 2006-04-30, pp. 2A.

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State Treasurers of the United States

AK: Bill Corbus (R)
AL: Kay Ivey (R)
AR: Martha Shoffner (D)
AZ: Dean Martin (R)
CA: Bill Lockyer (D)
CO: Cary Kennedy (D)
CT: Denise L. Nappier (D)
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FL: Alex Sink (D)
GA: Daniel Ebersole (R)

HI: Georgina K. Kawamura (R)
IA: Michael Fitzgerald (D)
ID: Ron Crane (R)
IL: Judy Baar Topinka (R)
IN: Richard Mourdock (R)
KS: Lynn Jenkins (R)
KY: Jonathan Miller (D)
LA: John N. Kennedy (D)
MA: Timothy P. Cahill (D)
MD: Nancy K. Kopp (R)

ME: David Lemoine (D)
MI: Robert J. Kleine (D)
MN: Peggy Ingison (R)
MO: Sarah Steelman (R)
MS: Tate Reeves (R)
MT: Dan Bucks (D)
NC: Richard H. Moore (D)
ND: Kelly Schmidt (R)
NE: Shane Osborn (R)
NH: Michael A. Ablowich (D)

NJ: Bradley Abelow (D)
NM: James Lewis (D)
NV: Kate Marshall (D)
NY: Alan Hevesi (D)
OH: Richard Cordray (D)
OK: Scott Meacham (D)
OR: Randall Edwards (D)
PA: Bob Casey, Jr. (D)
RI: Frank Caprio (D)
SC: Grady Patterson (D)

SD: Vern Larson (R)
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